Want to load OSX.4 from iBook into my G4 Powerbook

I purchased an iBook with OSX.4. I took the install disks and went to install OSX.4 onto my powerbook and an ALERT came up saying I cannot USE THE DISKS....
WHY?????
Is ther a way to OVERRIDE THE ALERT
or is OSX.4 ibook install disks only for iBook? and not usable on the Powerbook

Hi Gordon,
or is OSX.4 ibook install disks only for iBook? and not usable on the Powerbook
That is correct-- the disks shipped with machines are machine-specific.
Anyway, the software license you agreed to says it's illegal to install the OS on more than one machine. You'll have to buy a retail version of Tiger if you want to put it on your PB.

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